Boots has pledged to stop digitally enhancing its models

A charity in Spain has revealed an advert that uses an optical illusion to deliver a hidden message to passing children, encouraging them to report potential abuse.

Britain's only poverty minister will today demand strong action to curb payday lenders who prey on vulnerable people.

Daughter of man who killed himself in a car 'left feeling sick and empty' on viewing video

An animal rights group has narrowly lost an attempt to open up paid political advertising in the UK.

Britain may be forced to lift its ban on political advertising when the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) rules on its lawfulness tomorrow.

The stellar growth in digital advertising shows no signs of slowing down, with annual revenues jumping 12.5 per cent to a record £5.4bn last year as mobile devices turbocharged demand.

Ranging from a tiny spare room decked out with games machines to a vast basement of metal work tool memorabilia, man caves are the personal spaces us guys retreat to be away from women and all things girly.

Advertising bosses have urged David Cameron to set aside more money in the Budget to promote the Government's own lending efforts, in a thinly veiled hint to the Prime Minister to stop cutting back on advertising.

Few acts unite popular musical opinion like David Bowie. Arguably, even more so than The Beatles. Even if Bowie’s new album The Next Day, which was released on Monday, doesn’t tickle your fancy like Low or Hunky Dory, it’d be a bold move to say you didn’t love at least some of his work. The man, frankly, unarguably, is a genius. Are we quorate on that? Right.

Claims of impropriety after shortlist includes company where Cabinet Office Minister was non-executive chairman

The 4-star spa hotel did not have a spa and the winner had to share a bed with his brother

Advertising is worth £100bn a year to the UK economy, far more than previously thought, according to new research.

Asda's Christmas advert featuring a mother who appeared to be almost single-handedly carrying out the preparations has been cleared following more than 600 complaints that it was offensive and sexist.

Hopes that the UK economy might avoid a triple-dip recession have received a boost as a survey showed marketing spend grew at its fastest rate for over a year, despite the tough economy.